Iran targets Gulf nations avoiding US and Israel

The article discusses the escalation of tensions between Iran and the United States in the region, where Iran is attacking civilian facilities in Gulf countries, while the United States responds by bombing Iranian targets inside Iran. Iran is focusing on targeting civilian infrastructure in the Gulf, especially in Kuwait and Bahrain, justifying this by claiming that its operations are a response to attacks launched from military bases in the area, despite experts denying the existence of any evidence to support such claims. Emiratis and other Gulf nationals confirm that the current attacks are launched from American aircraft carriers, and that Iran avoids targeting American ships due to fear of a deadly response, while the tension continues to escalate through attacks on civilian infrastructure, which deepens the crisis and makes de-escalation more difficult. Analysts see that Iran is employing a relatively moderate escalation policy to pressure the United States, but it is leading to unproductive escalation. They highlight the need for new strategies to protect the region, especially after the failure of relying on uncertain American support to manage the crisis.

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